I don't understand.
I don't even know how I ended up checking up this site but I remember my first reaction when I started to read a bit. I just couldn't believe that there were grown ups so crazy about flashlights! I have to confess that I even made some judgememts about the fact and made fun of it with my brother. Then it made me think that I don't even have one at home so I got myself one of those little LED keychain, just in case. I thought that it was a weird and nice kind of lighting that was totally new to me, although not very powerful. A couple of weeks later I decided that maybe I should get something to leave in the car and I thought that maybe I should get some advice on that "weird" web site of yours. I ended up spending more time reading...and secretly enjoying it! I ended up ordering one of those Nuwai with 6 LEDs and one xenon bulb from Lifestyle Fascination wich I just received today. Being totally ignorant about flashlights I just can't believe how nice that light is and how different it is from all the $2 plastic ones I have always seen.
Now here is my question. What makes me want this beautiful sunny day to end up so I can try that light??? It is non-sense to me but I can't help it. What is it that makes me even think about maybe now getting surefires, and arcs and God knows what else is out there?
I mean I don't know about you guys but it is really rare that you actually need a flashlight in today's life unless your work requires it or you live out in the woods and I have been many years without even owning one. I'm still ending up loving them more and more and I'll probably make myself firmly believe that I MUST have a whole bunch more of them (convincing my wife of that is a different story...). I still would like to know what the rationnal explanation is. Are there any researches on the deep psychological mecanisms of flashlights addiction? Maybe something about cutting through the dark with a beam of light....
I'm afraid.....I'm being infected!!!
P.S. This is a great site anyway!
P.S. Sorry for the quality of my english...it is not my first language
I don't even know how I ended up checking up this site but I remember my first reaction when I started to read a bit. I just couldn't believe that there were grown ups so crazy about flashlights! I have to confess that I even made some judgememts about the fact and made fun of it with my brother. Then it made me think that I don't even have one at home so I got myself one of those little LED keychain, just in case. I thought that it was a weird and nice kind of lighting that was totally new to me, although not very powerful. A couple of weeks later I decided that maybe I should get something to leave in the car and I thought that maybe I should get some advice on that "weird" web site of yours. I ended up spending more time reading...and secretly enjoying it! I ended up ordering one of those Nuwai with 6 LEDs and one xenon bulb from Lifestyle Fascination wich I just received today. Being totally ignorant about flashlights I just can't believe how nice that light is and how different it is from all the $2 plastic ones I have always seen.
Now here is my question. What makes me want this beautiful sunny day to end up so I can try that light??? It is non-sense to me but I can't help it. What is it that makes me even think about maybe now getting surefires, and arcs and God knows what else is out there?
I mean I don't know about you guys but it is really rare that you actually need a flashlight in today's life unless your work requires it or you live out in the woods and I have been many years without even owning one. I'm still ending up loving them more and more and I'll probably make myself firmly believe that I MUST have a whole bunch more of them (convincing my wife of that is a different story...). I still would like to know what the rationnal explanation is. Are there any researches on the deep psychological mecanisms of flashlights addiction? Maybe something about cutting through the dark with a beam of light....
I'm afraid.....I'm being infected!!!
P.S. This is a great site anyway!
P.S. Sorry for the quality of my english...it is not my first language